***5 ‘That Distasteful Notion of Being Good And Obedient’ Stars*** When a book can make me smile like a goofball even as my eyes are tearing up, I call that a win and Atticus is definitely a win. I had no doubt that I’d at least really like the book because I’m a fangirl of the authors, but this one definitely pulled on all of those heartstrings and I laughed out loud, got all kinds of teary eyed and sniffly where a few drops did escape despite my attempts at blinking and looking up to keep them at bay, and I fell in love with the characters that made this book one I couldn’t put down and really wish there were more words to read. I loved being apart of Hazel and Atticus’ journey and seeing how one moment can be the catalyst for change, even if it’s not blatantly obvious at that time. Hazel struggled, with life, herself and with others, but she found a reason to claw her way out of the grey she’d been drowning in and built a life for herself with the help of some very unlike...